Case report: managing recurrent teratoma in Currarino Syndrome.

Abstract

This is a first reported case of recurrent pre-sacral tumour in the setting of Currarino Syndrome. Although Currarino Syndrome is usually diagnosed in childhood, after recurrent urinary tract infections, meningitis or chronic constipation, there have been case reports of this disease being diagnosed during adulthood through incidental radiological findings. Identification of a sacrococcygeal bone defect is essential for the diagnosis of Currarino Syndrome.